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Travel-size beauty starts with knowing what you can carry on. These guides summarize credible sources on TSA rules, packing strategies, and in-flight skin care—written for shoppers who live out of a quart bag.
TSA Holiday Travel Reminders for Liquids in Carry-On Bags
Ahead of year-end travel, TSA officials in the Newark area reminded passengers how the 3-1-1 liquids rule applies to toiletries, beverages, and seasonal foods in carry-ons.
CT Scanners at Jackson Airport and Easier Carry-On Screening
TSA began installing computed tomography units at Jackson Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport, allowing many travelers to leave electronics and 3-1-1 liquids inside their bags.
Newark CT Scanners and What They Mean for Your Toiletry Bag
Eleven new CT units arrived at Newark Liberty Terminal B before summer 2024. TSA said passengers may keep laptops and small 3-1-1 liquids in their bags at those lanes.
Spring Break Packing: TSA Reiterates the 3-1-1 Liquids Rule
Before a busy spring break season, TSA urged travelers to pack smart, finish drinks before the checkpoint, and keep sunscreen and toiletries within carry-on size limits.
Flying With Powder Makeup: TSA Screening Rules Explained
Powder cosmetics are allowed in carry-ons, but TSA may require extra screening for powder-like substances over 12 ounces and suggests checking large containers.
Why Long Flights Can Leave Skin Feeling Dry
Research on long-haul flights found cabin humidity can fall below 10 percent within hours, with measurable drops in skin surface hydration on the face.